Directors close up interviews with directors nominated for outstanding directorial achivement in a feature film by Directors Guild of America

The structure of each of these discussions followed the stages of filmmaking that the director supervises, concentrating on creative and pragmatic issues: script development, pre-production, production, and post-production. A short chapter follows, where each director touches on what they feel to be...

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Other Authors: Kagan, Jeremy Paul
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